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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
5
The narrative recalls mobilization of artillery and munitions, a crown prince visit at Dun-sur-Meuse, Red Cross hospitality, and the Fifth Army headquarters. Pioneers describe trench warfare, mining, hand grenade and mine throwing, and a grueling 48 hour trench cycle amid scarce troops.
A veteran recounts the Argonne forest assault with heavy artillery, mud filled trenches, and hand to hand fighting. He recalls German dum dum bullets, brutal conditions, and a final humane moment with a wounded enemy he spared.
Fragmentary lines describe daily toll at Argonne battle, reflecting routine hardships. Previous lines reference soldiers, fate, and a distant scene of conflict. The garbled text hints at a wartime diary excerpt and the somber mood of combat reporting.
The unit receives orders to march to an unknown location and stops at Apremont depot, which has been destroyed, then proceeds to Chatel as the next station.
From the front, five kilometers away, prisoners assembled at Apremont. A wife and three children faced a sudden reunion as shells whistled by. A month in the trenches left the captive unsure if his family lived or died, and whether the glow in the distance marked his home. (TO BE CONTINUED.)
The Dead Sea, though famously barren, hosts scattered life near shorelines where brackish streams enter. Dr. Masterton notes small fish crabs and mosquito larvae in brackish pockets, with water solids reaching around 33 percent where reeds and trees thrive and birds abound.
An American and a British friend discuss fog and warship print, then a tale of a fog brick house that vanished in the night, leaving only furniture and debris. The punchline suggests glazed bricks.
The text argues that staying cool improves results when multitasking. It warns against hurry and excitement and praises self mastery and calm focus. It emphasizes concentrating on the current duty to avoid wasted effort and stress.
Instructions advise using oxalic acid to remove ink and then follow with a few drops of javelin water to counteract and neutralize the acid. The item should then be rinsed with boiling water to remove both chemicals so the fiber remains untouched.
An ad extols Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as instant relief for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. It claims quick relief and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy the Gold Medal brand at drug stores. It notes long history and the product as used by ancestors.
The Seattle couple Mr and Mrs Dennis Horgan arrive at a prestigious New York hotel on a high end vacation. He works as a riveter and claims to bring home over a hundred iron men weekly with bonuses and overtime. They plan a deluxe stay to enjoy the city and hotel comforts.
Advertised claims from multiple users including Wm J Nichols of Rochester and Major Charles E Whitney praise Petersons Ointment for ulcers eczema and piles. Boxed 10 cents with money back offer and mail order option through Peterson Bros Buffalo New York. All druggists carry it.
A Camp Dix scene unfolds when a black jitney driver stalls at a crossroads and claims his engine “kied mah injyne” while a military police recruit questions the stop. A passing war worker explains the engine “killed itself” in a self-inflicted death by action.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The oath, sworn December 6, before Notary A. W. Gleason, notes the medicine is taken internally and acts via mucous membranes, with testimonials free from F. S. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Stockholm sits on many islands and parts of the year are blocked by ice. The Finniah diet includes 200 members, with 70 women among them.
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